The Dangers of Responding to Road Rage
Read the full article. For more car safety and security tips, check out Road & Travel Magazine's Safety & Security archives. Road rage can be dangerous when its effects are escalated by the response of a second angered driver. One-half of drivers who are subjected to aggressive driving behavior on the road respond with aggression of their own, risking a more serious confrontation.
According to a national survey conducted by Response Insurance, when a driver gets the finger, is cut off or tailgated,
"Road rage is a two-way street," noted Ray Palermo, of Response Insurance. "It takes two people to fight".
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